4788 1999 Salon Factory Chairs-gctid800966

[ckrahn]

We are looking at replacing the two upholstered chairs but need the dimensions. Unfortunately the boat is located far from home. If someone could please measure:

1. Inside cushion width

2. Outside chair width-overall

3. Outside chair depth-overall

Thanks for the help.

Craig

1999 4788

"Rahn de Vous"

[vinomaker]

"ckrahn" post=800966 wrote:
We are looking at replacing the two upholstered chairs but need the dimensions. Unfortunately the boat is located far from home. If someone could please measure:

1. Inside cushion width

2. Outside chair width-overall

3. Outside chair depth-overall

Thanks for the help.

Craig

1999 4788

"Rahn de Vous"

inside cushion width 17 1/2" depth 19"

outside chair width overall 30" at arms and 24" at floor

outside chair depth 27 1/2" from back to front and 22 1/2" at the floor

I know they look like office chairs but they are very comfortable and easy to move around. They stay put in rough seas too. Anyway, I still have the originals in our family room for when we need them for guests.

I replaced mine with a smallers chair on wheels that fit through the door easily and move around easily to be used at the table.

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[Simonsen]

We tried find barrel chairs a couple years ago and really couldn't find one that fit as nice as the stock chairs. We thought about getting them re-upholstered as they really are a good fit and the styling is nice (IMO). There are a lot of chairs out there for sure but it really comes down to personal preference and design styling.

Derek

[Jeffw]

I don't know where you are, but here's a pair for free from a BOC member in Florida: http://www.baylinerownersclub.org/in...reat-condition

[vinomaker]

Tracy's Furniture in Anacortes ,WA recently had tub chairs with wheels on sale for $299 and I saw some leather tub chairs at the Seattle Boat Show from Boater's Discount Center in LaConner, WA for $300 on legs. I would definitely shop around to buy new rather than reupholster them. I find them way too heavy and clunky. Personal choice of course.

Jerome